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 1 II  | bitumen-smeared houses six storys high. Behind their gratings of
 2 III |     everlasting grief.~He was the high priest of Tanith, and it
 3 III |         are all too far away, too high, too insensible, while she—
 4 IV  |           by a wall thirty cubits high, built of freestone, and
 5 V   |   feathers, flowers, and birds as high as the waist. For earrings
 6 V   |           was closed. It was very high, made throughout of heart
 7 V   |        his neck, and raised it as high as possible above his head.
 8 VII |    surrounded him like a cloud as high as the waist. He stopped
 9 VII |          bird’s plumage, had very high heels, and she was extraordinarily
10 VII |          into niches, and rose as high as the joists of the roof
11 VII |         there a pile that was too high had given way and looked
12 IX  |          and their arms raised as high as the shoulder, seemed
13 X   |       cloud glided across the sky high above the sea.~The horizon
14 X   |            which was so broad and high that she could see herself
15 XII |      enormous dogs, which were as high as asses, and did not bark.~
16 XIII|         towers which should be as high as the towers of stone.
17 XIII|         when it was twenty cubits high in the air it turned several
18 XIII|          Only one among them, the high priest Schahabarim, ventured
19 XIII|         the wall and making it as high as possible without troubling
20 XIII|         hundred and thirty cubits high and twenty-three wide, with
21 XIII|        spot where the terrace was high.~Matho shouted a command
22 XIII|         brazen mass, nine stories high, which contained and engaged
23 XIII|      rites he had to reply to the high priest: “Yes; be it so.”
24 XIII|         their terror.~At last the high priest of Moloch passed
25 XIII|       looked upon the ground. The high pontiff stood on the other
26 XIV |          portcullis, forty cubits high, and made to fit the intervening
27 XIV |          of the Ancients appeared high up in the sky. They had